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  • 2013-01-16 10:55:35
    Re: error
    Board » Technical Support
    me too

    Flex Error #1001: Digest mismatch with RSL http://www.sailonline.org/static/windy/ framework_3.5.0.12683.swf. Redeploy the matching RSL or relink your application with the matching library.

    --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2013-01-16 11:39:09 ---
  • 2012-05-24 11:41:05
    Re: Starting to get over it......SOL
    Board » General Discussion
    sotp = look out the window for witch way to go
    sol = social media
    rum = mmmmmmm
    yy = my very doggy yachting entertainment blog
    sheep = knotme knows more about this topic, ask him :-)

    --- Last Edited by nzlyachtyakka at 2012-05-24 11:41:39 ---
  • 2012-05-24 08:01:12
    Re: Starting to get over it......SOL
    Board » General Discussion
    I know how you feel. However, now-a-days I take a different view.

    Reason 1: I have pushed through the pain barrier of beaching and use SOL to learn from my brain farts of which way to go, all the while following the moves from those up front, looking at the wx updates and why the top guns do what they do. These days I don't get upset if I'm late starting, beach or miss an update every now and then because I am out real life yachting, putting into practise what I have learnt from SOL. And it's fair to say that many of the trophies Edwin and I have collected over the past 2 years are a direct result of SOL. These days I expect to win, knowing that the reason we tack or gybe is because of what I have learnt from playing this game.

    Reason 2: Yachtyakka would not be what it is today without the links and tips from those yachties who play SOL. Sharing their stories, their yachting and their passion for this fantastic sport. I have made irreplaceable contact with real yachties from all over the world like Eddie, Sophie, Joanne, Jeroen, Neil and too many more to name. This SOL community is simply the best.

    happy sailing sloopjohnb, enjoy a break every now and then.

    Thanks for introducing me and the crew.org members to the best online yachting, and thanks to Kale, Jacob and Jeroen and too many others to list here for all the work that is needed to keep this game at the top of the game.

    Steve
  • 2010-10-18 08:38:40
    Re: Round North Island 2011 - Course Suggestions
    Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals
    howabout very tricky waypoints?
  • 2010-09-01 07:20:39
    hawaiian zig zag is not connecting
    Board » Technical Support
    all the lights went out now it wont load. anybody else got these issues?

    same with the turkey shot

    --- Last Edited by nzlyachtyakka at 2010-09-01 07:21:55 ---
  • 2009-08-10 11:44:24
    Re: Email to Commodore McIrvine RORC re action against SOL, 9 August 2009
    Board » General Discussion
    http://yachtyakka.co.nz/2009/08/yachting-news-10th-august-2009/

    I posted a link to your e-mail above. Let us all know if you get a reply.

    PS It may only be a game, however a fantastic way for those of us less able to still enjoy our passion

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In 1947, Hugh McLean & Sons of Gourock, Scotland built a radical racing yacht for John Illingworth, soon-to-be Commodore of the RORC, to a design by Laurent Giles. With a masthead rig, giving her ‘free’ sail area per the rules of the time, and short overhangs reducing pitching, Myth of Malham went on to win The Fastnet that year and again in 1949, and to compete in numerous Admiral's Cups. In 1958, in honour of the yacht, the Myth of Malham race was conceived - a mini-Fastnet to the first lighthouse on a rock west of Cowes, Eddystone, rather than the second, to be held in non-Fastnet years. IRL this year it has been raced already, but this stops us not from “Red Eye” racing its online 230nm in Fareast 31Rs, leaving how to deal with the Isle of Wight open to your own discretion.
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The fifth leg of our exploration of Africa By Sea takes us north along the length of the Continent’s succulent sub-tropical and tropical Indian Ocean coast. Much fought over by traders and colonists both well-before and after a Portuguese expedition under the command of Vasco da Gama first sailed there from Europe back in the 16th century, it is yet to be properly explored as a yachting destination. With plenty of islands off- and inshore, small and very large, there is much to interrupt your 1900nm voyage and visit in your Swan 65, from Maputo to Mogadishu! Race #1858
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